Selective Memory Exhibit

Selective Memory Exhibit

Come see the Selective Memory exhibit by Jake Ricci, currently open at The Art Space.

Jake’s work focuses on explorations of semiotics, visuality, and socio-historical narratives, which include things like creation of subject agencies and memory.

This particular exhibit is a collection of several series done in his time living and working in South Korea, Japan and Hong Kong, each of which approaches the visual image and consumption thereof in a different way:

1) IKEA Narratives focuses on globalization of standards and the consumption of directions;
2) TRASH focuses on the recycling of disparate remnants of creative processes;
3) Crossing the Street focuses on mapping the movement of the body through physical space into ideogramatic representations of the urban subject;
4) Selective Memory focuses on the formation and critical analysis of social expectations and collective memory using authentic material from a 1961 McKeesport Daily newspaper (Pittsburgh).

The exhibit will be open through January 26.

The Art Space is open:Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, from 12 pm to 6 pmSaturday from 10 am to 4 pm
The Art Space is located at 212 Fourth Street in downtown Huntingdon.